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TJES: Owolabi R , Usman M , Anuoluwapo AD, Oguamanam OP, .Modelling, Optimization and Green Metrics Evaluation of Bio-Catalytic Synthesis of Biodiesel . Tikrit Journal of Engineering Sciences 2020; 27(3): 17- 30.

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